Of course, action stars appear larger than life on screen. Endless hours of choreography make these thespians look like unstoppable tough guys. While most don\u2019t actually know how to fight, some do.<\/p>\n
Action stars like Jet Li<\/strong>, Scott Adkins<\/strong><\/a>, and Michael Jai White<\/strong> are fully-fledged martial artists, totally capable of handling themselves in a real-life fight. However, some action stars are fuelled by their tempers, not their skills. Sometimes, those tempers get away with them and they get into real-life fist fights, often on set. So, here are 5 times action stars got into genuine scraps.\n<\/p>\n Steven Seagal<\/strong> has built up quite the reputation over the years as being difficult to work with and intimidating on set. There are reports of him tagging stuntmen and attempting to take charge of the set over the director. He also famously clashed with Jean-Claude Van Damme<\/strong><\/a> for decades, however, the two never came to blows. The same can\u2019t be said for John Leguizamo<\/strong>.<\/p>\n While filming Executive Decision<\/strong> together, tensions mounted when Seagal reportedly tried to command the set and got rough with the stuntmen. According to Leguizamo, Seagal boldly stated \u201cI\u2019m in command. What I say is law.\u201d\u00a0After Leguizamo laughed it off, Seagal slammed him in the chest with an elbow, knocking the wind out of him. Because of this unsavoury conclave, Leguizamo developed a deep hatred for him, later basing his narcissistic character in the 2022 film The Menu<\/strong> off of him.<\/p>\n5. Steven Seagal and John Leguizamo<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n4. Patrick Swayze and Marshall R. Teague<\/h2>\n